The current review aimed to provide a comprehensive overview of Bioactive compounds and pharmacological uses, of Linum usitatissimum, and to list its significant therapeutic benefits. From various studies, researchers specified the pharmacological properties of flaxseed. The phytoconstituents like lignan and ? linolenic acid are the richest of flaxseeds. It is also a chief source for soluble fiber, high-quality protein, and antioxidants. Its long trip from old era to the 21st century from being a medication in old age opened the way for a broad populace. Linolenic acid, linoleic acid, lignans, polysaccharides cyclic peptides, alkaloids, cadmium and cyanogenic glycosides were some of the biologically active chemicals and elements. Flaxseed extracts containing lignan or ? linolenic acid were often the focus of biological and clinical research. Some beneficial outcomes for health include decreasing cardiovascular illnesses, atherosclerosis, diabetes, cancer and arthritis, osteoporosis, and autoimmune illnesses, as well as neuroscience. Some Proteins present in flaxseed helps in prevention and cure for cardiovascular disease and reinforce the immune system. This present review focuses briefly on a pharmacological properties and laboratory outcomes of flaxseed diet.
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